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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
2
Laramie reports Colonel Bell, a noted stockman and booster, offers a two thousand dollar reward for the turkey thieves who stole his birds. The story spoofs the colonel’s generosity and temper, set alongside local marriage news and other small items.
Jackson January 18. C N Niel of this place has concluded that peddling elk meat raises meat prices and fuels expense for buyers and sellers in the area. The fragment notes a local figure reflecting on elk meat commerce.
Cokeville residents form a commercial club with Syl Collett as president P W Olwen vice president and M B Reynolds as secretary treasurer. The town introduces civic organizing and local leadership.
In Laramie on January 14 Cheyenne High School edged past Laramie High School 28 to 16 in a rapid and fiercely contested game. Cheyenne led from early quarters and built the final margin with strong defense and quick transitions.
The body of John C. Norbon, a prominent mining engineer, was found after an explosion that threatened a ship's crew. Investigators recovered a bottle of explosive compound from Norbon’s pocket, suggesting the blast occurred when the bottle was dropped or crushed. Hoffechneider may die.
Francisco January 13 The Chronicula reports Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason may promote a renewed Jeffries Johnson fight. Rickard has Johnson’s promise to join, and aims to secure Jefferies consent while not yet ready to announce plans.
Semes Hawley was placed under arrest in Pueblo Colorado this morning after confessing to stealing women’s and children’s apparel from clothes lines on Orman Avenue before Christmas. He said he took the items to provide for his wife and babies because he could not buy gifts. He was recognized then and identified by an officer today.
Morris postpones bout with Mike Seluweck until January 7 due to an injured hand. Witte Man’s tippe era mentions the change as the reason for the delay.
An account of King Asa’s reign highlighting his early reforms to abolish idolatry, the ten years of peace, and the battle against Zorah with divine counsel. It explains how faith and obedience to God led to blessing and a thorough reformation, shaping moral character for youth and future generations.
In New York on January 13 the pastor Rev John T Prout says cures among visitors viewing a vast relic collection at St Johns Roman Catholic Church are taking place The exhibit is claimed as the largest outside the Vatican and includes purported fragments from the cross cloak last supper table and sepulchre as well as bones from fifty five saints and several apostles and martyrs.
The remains of Senator Charles T. Hughes lie in state at Fairmount cemetery after services at the state house and a private funeral at his home. The Rev Charles H Marshall delivered the sermon. Intimate friends attended. state business closed 2 to 4 pm as Governor Shafroth issued a proclamation. Citizens across Colorado mourn the junior U S senator.
In Wheeling on January 1, Daniel Phillips, a piano salesman, described long car rides with Mrs. Shenik after her chauffeur was dismissed. He testified she gave costly gifts and discussed plans to divorce her husband and the strong probability of his death. The state attempted to compel testimony on criminal intimacy, but Phillips declined to answer to avoid self incrimination.
Pittsburg January 11 Bobby Wallace of the St. Louis Browns says he has received no telegram from President Hedges offering the Browns manager job. He did not confirm any pending changes or discussions about leadership of the club.
A powerful quake struck in Kcebery Asiatic Russia today causing 204 deaths. Rescue teams retrieved bodies from collapsed structures in St. Petersburg reported dispatches.
New York January 13 Emphatic opposition to fortification of the canal voiced by Representative David J. Foster and Representative Tawney at a New York Peace Society meeting. Tawney warned great armaments fuel rivalry and threaten peace while Foster called canal fortification a crime against civilization and a criminal expenditure of the people's money.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple place names including Augusta Maine Fall River Massachusetts Nashua New Hampshire Montpelier Vermont Newport Rhode Island and others, with stray punctuation and quotation marks. The text lacks coherent context or a complete event.
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